An investor has exchange-traded put options to sell 100 shares for $20. There is 25% stock dividend. Which of the following is the position of the investor after the stock dividend?
Put options to sell 100 shares for $20 |
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Put options to sell 95 shares for $15 |
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Put options to sell 125 shares for $16 |
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Put options to sell 75 shares for $25 |
Answer: Correct answer is "Put options to sell 125 shares for $16"
The share dividend given in the question is same as a 5 for 4
stock split. Here, number of stocks go up by 25% and the strike
price comes down to 4/5 of its previous value.
An investor has exchange-traded put options to sell 100 shares for $20. There is 25% stock...
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